Sentence examples for made meaningful progress from inspiring English sources

Justice Scalia wrote that the state had shown evidence it had "made meaningful progress" in serious overcrowding in state prison population by about 25,000.

But over the past few years, China's planning authorities have made meaningful progress toward more creative and sustainable urban design solutions.

Draghi said that some countries, such as Greece, had made meaningful progress on structural reforms while other peripheral nations had not, raising the risk of further instability.

"We have made meaningful progress since announcing the initial steps of McDonald's turnaround plan in early May," Easterbrook said on Thursday.

Mr. Steiner concurred: "I don't think that the first year has been perfect or that everything has been seamless, but I do feel, and I think the vast majority of trustees agree, that we've made meaningful progress.

Nout Wellink, the president of the Dutch central bank and the chairman of the Basel Committee, said its recommendations made "meaningful progress toward addressing systemic risk and the 'too big to fail' problem".

Meaningful progress in OER adoption would make meaningful progress in dual enrollment much easier.

To make meaningful progress, we will need to tackle Social Security and Medicare.

Regular-season games will fall if the parties do not make meaningful progress Tuesday.

The good news is, we can make meaningful progress on this issue while driving strong economic growth.

So can we really make meaningful progress by telling people specifically what will or will not be permitted?